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Judge Corbin invited to share county disaster response before state committee
MAKING THE GRADE- First Methodist Church of Menard welcomed more than 70 families to their back-to-school event on Monday. Brand new kids' shoes were available for $5/pair. Frontera Healthcare offered free vision screenings and the church provided free school supplies, snacks, and haircuts. Nora Davis, photo.
Church's back-to-school event serves more than half MISD student population
LEFT: ELEMENTARY NEW HIRESNew to the elementary/junior high campus this year is Jalyn Montes (para-professional), Anna Stidham (Kindergarten) and Kathryn Ramon (First Grade). Courtesy photo.
Welcome to Menard ISD
It's time again to help the Hope House hustle
THIS ICON IS GETTING A MAKEOVER- The city's water tower is seen draped in heavy tarps while crews deal with removing lead paint in the process of refurbishing the structure. The project is part of a multi-million dollar partially grant funded upgrade to the City's public water system. TMN photo.
Water tower renovation begins first steps in City's water system rebuild
Head Start working to prep new space after flood deems their Center unusable; likely to delay semester start
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Frontera's Rosanna Roberson and Menard Chamber's Cherry Swindall look over materials available at last week's first-responder- centered events. Courtesy photo.